Suburban Phone Rate Cut Expands Zanesville Area
Ohio Bell announces Jan 11 price reductions for about 1600 subscribers after PUC approval. Base rates keep $3.95 for private line, $3.35 two party, $2.85 four party within the current base area. Zone A adds a $4.55 private line, $3.75 two party, $3.05 four party where minimal differential applies.
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FJ. O'Boyle
Ohio Bell
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Jan. Ji
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Southwood
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Licking View
Pike
Pew
Codpehill
Patts
A.E. Stilson
Tver
Jona
Tore
County Signs New Agreement
County commissioners today approved a new agreement pledging cooperation with neighboring jurisdictions and setting terms for shared services and costs across regional projects. The measure outlines oversight by the county administrator and specific timelines for initial implementation.
County plans revised for expressway bridge project
Commissioner notes cost for the second bridge at 12000 dollars and states repayment to the county when the project completes. Silson firm prepared the original plans for the first phase which called for a single bridge. Voters approved the full program, necessitating updated plans to add a second bridge.
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Pleasa Dent
Silson
Satchmo's Refugee Relief Show in London Sparks Ovation
Louis Armstrong lit up Royal Festival Hall with a refugee relief concert. The 100 piece Royal Philharmonic Orchestra opened with Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 as crowds in evening dress shouted for Satchmo. He returned for five encores before Duke of Kent and others applauded wildly.
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Louis
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Royal Festival Hall
Satchmo
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Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
Norman ‘Del"Mar
Christmas Retail Sales Rise After Slow Start
Readable checks from Zanesville merchants show Christmas shoppers warming up as sales surge this week. Washington reports a strong buying spurt in the days leading to the holiday, with hopes of beating last year’s records as retailers adjust to the late shopping surge. Transport safety concerns accompany forecasts of a busy holiday weekend with higher traffic deaths expected and a push for cautious driving.
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Sen
Eisenhower
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Pt Nasséé
Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
T ‘Hough
Nixon Carries Ike's Tidings to Austria
Vienna report of President Nixon carrying President Eisenhower's message to Austria's Chancellor Julius Raab. Nixon discussed refugee issues and aid for Hungarian refugees, and said he would return with recommendations for handling the refugee problem. He spoke at Washington's National Airport before departure.
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United” States
Hungary
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United States
Ital
Julius Raab
Nis
Ture
Fumes Wipe Out Family of Four in Glendale
Police uncovered a gas heater blaze that killed Gayle E. Hinton age 23 his wife Frances 18 and their two children Ava 18 months and Michael 5 months in a Glendale apartment investigators said the room reached 150 degrees asphyxia was the apparent cause and the father was found near a tipped lamp in the living room while the others lay in or near beds.
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Ava
Michael
Hinton
Eisenhower Considers Tito Visit to Washington for Peace Talks
Secretary Dulles suggested Tito’s possible Washington visit could serve a useful purpose and Eisenhower is weighing the idea. Reports indicate Tito has reacted favorably to U.S. feelers, while Flanders hopes a face to face with Tito and Nasser could yield a tangible Middle East settlement. Allies would be consulted, and the goal remains a settlement, not endorsement of Nasser.
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U.S
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India
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Nasser
Gettysburg
Middle East
Suez Canal
U. S
Albert Heinrich Struck by Truck in City Incident
Albert L. Heinrich age 50 of 47 J Sunkel Avenue and partner in Heinrich Paper Co 220 North Fourth Street was injured when a backing truck struck him near the company building. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital with stomach injuries.
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Albert L. Heinrich
jSunkel Avenue
Heinrich’ Paper Co
North Fourth Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Heinrich
Four men arrested in Gulf oil maps theft ring
FBI arrests in New York and Bronx raids recover many Gulf oil maps valued at millions. Suspects include Odie Richard Seagraves 70 and Edward Lieberman 30. Others are John Marvin Lemvia 34 and Emanuel Lester 32. Gulf's Archie D. Gray says maps covered Southwest Canada and Near East. cases could bring up to 11 years and fines.
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FBI
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Gulf of Co
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Wes
Odie Richard
Seagraves
Texas
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Crete
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
John Marvin
Lemvia
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Tex
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Wackless
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Archie D. Gray
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Near East
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Gray
U. S
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Ander
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Powell
Anderson
Assismore Anderson
Gulf cm Jrant
Richard Bridaloye
Anderswell
Will Son
Bell
Sue Ann Snyder
Gerogiedly
Gulf Company
Witness Tells Of Holdup Plot In Cambridge Trial
CA state witness says the Monroe county jail plotting led to a September holdup at the Daniel Wheeler residence in Washington township. The robbery yielded about $800 instead of $40,000. Albert Andrews lost $767. Herbert Ruby and James Robert Bell face trial for aiding Powell in the crime.
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Marion
Powell
Nesvilles
Herbert Ruby
James
Robert Bell
Cambridge
Common Pleas
Daniel Wheeler
Washington Township
Litle
Ruby
Pittsburgh
John
Albert
James ‘Andrew
Buffalo
Albert Andrews
Mercury Plunges to Sixteen Below Zero in Early Blasts
The state weather bureau reports a sharp plunge to 16 degrees below zero in many areas with a five day outlook showing near normal highs around 40 and lows near 24. Cold, dry conditions prevail from New England to Nevada with heavy frost in northern New England and subfreezing daytime levels.
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State Weather Bureau
New England
Nevada
Nevada Today.’ Coldpots Were In. Noorthern
Sohio Cuts Gasoline Prices Ahead of Christmas
Standard Oil of Ohio announces a half cent per gallon reduction with standard grade at 28.9 cents and premium at 32.9 cents under the cut. Bryant E. Corwin says the price drop reflects winter over supply and reduced farm fuel demand as Europe faces gasoline rationing amid the Suez issue.
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Ohio
Sohio
Bryant E. Corwin
Schio
Europe
U.S
Four-Alarm Fire Destroys Bethel A M E Zion Church
A four alarm blaze in Cleveland destroyed the Bethel A M E Zion Church. Damage estimated at 100000 dollars as firemen battled the fire in subfreezing temperatures and saved several nearby houses. Cause under investigation.
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Bethel A.M.E. ‘Zion
Nehru Talks With Eisenhower On Asian and World Issues
In Washington Nehru outlines views from recent talks with Mao Zedong and Chou Enlai and comments on Suez Canal openness to ships of all nations. He suggests World Court inquiry on whether Egypt can ban Israeli shipping, noting Nasser’s position on the 1888 freedom of navigation treaty. A reporter referenced Nehru's radio broadcast.
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Nehru
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Nasser
Two freighters collide in busy New York harbor
Two American cargo ships the African Star and the Pilgrim collided near Ellis Island in the New York harbor. Nearly 100 crewmen escaped injury with neither vessel sinking though the African Star took water through a 20 foot hull breach and was beached on a mudflat 950 feet from the Statue of Liberty. Both vessels were inbound to Hudson River piers. the Pilgrim docked at West New York New Jersey.
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Farrell Lines, Inc
Pilgrim
Ellis Island
Alcoa Steen
Alcoa Pilgrim
Statue of Liberty
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